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Lego's Charming Homage To Walt Disney Is 37% Off At Amazon

Lego's Charming Homage To Walt Disney Is 37% Off At Amazon https://ift.tt/NeCf6sI Lego Walt Disney Tribute Camera (811 pieces) $63 (was $100) See at Amazon See at Target ($67) See at Walmart (sold out) Back in 2023, Disney celebrated its 100th anniversary, and naturally, there was some great merchandise attached to this milestone. For Prime Day , you can pick up the Lego Walt Disney Tribute Camera and see just how far the movie-making process has come over the last century. Normally $100, the 811-piece set has been discounted to $63, and it makes for an eye-catching collectible. Target also has a deal on this set, but it's slightly higher at $67.19. Amazon and Walmart were matching Target's deal earlier this week before shaving a few more bucks from the price. Walmart, however, is currently sold out of the $63 deal , so we snag it at Amazon while you still can. Lego Walt Disney Tribute Camera (811 pieces) $63 (was $100) Designed to resemble a vin...

Assassin's Creed Mirage Puts The Best Of Unity And Odyssey Into Old School AC

Assassin's Creed Mirage Puts The Best Of Unity And Odyssey Into Old School AC https://ift.tt/XOCi7jb

On first blush, Assassin's Creed Mirage feels delightfully familiar, delving into storylines and gameplay moments that are reminiscent of the earliest games in the franchise. Having only played about three hours of the game, it's still too soon for me to make a definitive call on how the whole experience will play out overall, but it certainly feels like fans who have been waiting for a return to the series' smaller scale formula may finally be getting what they want with Mirage. There's a heavy dose of Assassin's Creed Unity injected into Mirage's veins and Assassin's Creed Odyssey's detective-driven hunt for the Cult of Kosmos informs Mirage's Order of Ancients assassination missions, but, despite these more modern gameplay additions, this game feels closest to the first game in the franchise.

As the latest mainline game in the 15-year-old action-adventure series, Assassin's Creed Mirage sees you play as Basim Ibn Ishaq, a young thief who joins an army of trained killers who vow to protect the freedom of humanity from those who wish to take it away. Taking place in 9th-century Baghdad, Mirage features the return of social stealth, a smaller map size, and a singular playable protagonist. Some of the series' newer RPG elements (like roleplaying an encounter or unlocking new abilities via a skill tree) make a return, but they are much smaller in scope--no branching, choice-driven dialogue like in Odyssey or a constellation-sized assortment of perks and skills like in Valhalla.

"By [not including] the RPG aspects from the three previous games and the large RPG aspect in the role-playing sense, it allows us to focus a little bit more on the micro-actions," Assassin's Creed Mirage world and quest director Simon Arseneault told me. "Making a condensed game allows us to make more detailed experiences as well, so we can go in and make finer quest lines with more dialogue, or sometimes make [storylines] live a little bit and create custom characters for them."

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